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[knightstand77]

These are for my casino party rental business. Before sending this off for print, just curious what others may think!
I took the suggestions from others in the previous thread and applied them!
The only minor tweak I have for these is to make the outline of the denomination a little bit thicker.

(Original chip also pictured)

 

[allforcharity]

I liked the kite shield of the original. How about a winged helm for the new ones?

 

[knightstand77]

I liked the kite shield of the original. How about a winged helm for the new ones?

I appreciate the comment about the shield. The issue I have is that it's a bit bulky and I don't use it on the website, tables, etc. So it's just different to not have the chips be uniform. Eventually the 'new' chips will far outweigh the old ones with the shield.

And a winged helm? Forgive me... what is that?!

 

[allforcharity]

You know, a full-face helmet with a some sort of winged crest on top, like an eagle or a dragon

 

[Amish Rabbi]

Needs something, it’s pretty bland without anything in the background

Even a big/cool looking FDL since you use that other places

 

[timinater]

In the drafts you've attached. It looks like gradient has been applied individually to each of the letters of "Casino Knight" and it makes it a little harder to read. May want to consider applying it to the "Casino Knight" text as a group.

May also want to bulk up the stroke on the text as well to help it stand out.

The original image is a good example. The text has a gradient, but it doesn't re-start with every letter.

 

[knightstand77]

In the drafts you've attached. It looks like gradient has been applied individually to each of the letters of "Casino Knight" and it makes it a little harder to read. May want to consider applying it to the "Casino Knight" text as a group.

May also want to bulk up the stroke on the text as well to help it stand out.

The original image is a good example. The text has a gradient, but it doesn't re-start with every letter.

Good eye!

So the story behind that is the manufacturer of the chip took the design logo and smoothed it out to make it easier to read... and he'll do the same thing once I submit the artwork to him!